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How Polish am I? HELP!? |
Mother's side: I mean what percent? You're as Polish as you feel you are. If you don't feel Polish, you may even be 100% American. very Doesn't matter...as long you like polish sausages, then you're polish. at least 75% HMmm. I'd say you're polish! Where do you live? It would be impossible to say unless you knew your whole genealogy to about 500 AD. Otherwise, you don't know if your great grandfather on your father's side has clean Polish roots. Maybe his grandfather was German? Maybe his gggggreat grandfather was Russian. From the information I have about my genealogy I'm 100% Polish ( up to a ggggggrandfather ) but I don't know his genealogy. Maybe his mom was not Polish. If you feel your polish then your polish. ^_^ well you are polish. u`re polish in at least 78,3 % very where are your parents born???? you r lyk 99.9% polish, u aint 100% cuz u wuz born here, but u hve polish blood inside u The most important is that: |
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